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Fahnestock State Park
If you vibe like a free bird, this 14,086-ac. state park might be the place to spread your wings.
The main draw here is the large beach at Canopus Lake. Other things to do include fishing, boating, hunting, and birding.
If POW is your motto, you will love Fahnestock Winter Park, which boasts 12 miles of cross country ski and snowmobile trails.
Fish at any time of year. Four ponds combined with Stillwater and Canopus Lakes to provide plenty of bass, pickerel, and perch. Ice fishing is a popular pastime when the weather turns frigid.
Hiking happens year-round, too. Nature trails are romantic in the fall time with gorgeous hues of red, yellow, and orange. You can also explore this region by canoe, kayak, or paddleboard. There are a few outfitters that can set you up with water-based transportation.
An 80-site campground overlooks the lake on a rocky bluff. Each site has a picnic table, fire ring, and gr
The main draw here is the large beach at Canopus Lake. Other things to do include fishing, boating, hunting, and birding.
If POW is your motto, you will love Fahnestock Winter Park, which boasts 12 miles of cross country ski and snowmobile trails.
Fish at any time of year. Four ponds combined with Stillwater and Canopus Lakes to provide plenty of bass, pickerel, and perch. Ice fishing is a popular pastime when the weather turns frigid.
Hiking happens year-round, too. Nature trails are romantic in the fall time with gorgeous hues of red, yellow, and orange. You can also explore this region by canoe, kayak, or paddleboard. There are a few outfitters that can set you up with water-based transportation.
An 80-site campground overlooks the lake on a rocky bluff. Each site has a picnic table, fire ring, and grill. Some sites without hookups welcome RVs.
Note to parents: Fahnestock offers an awesome outdoor education program for kids
Activities in the park
1 campground in Fahnestock State Park
Summer, winter--whatever weather you’re headed to on your way to visit Fahnestock State Park Campground--nothing else matters because LAKE LYFE. The large beach at Canopus Lake is obviously the gem of this campground, though we happen to think that Saturday evening movies in the park, staff-led hikes and craft activities, and sites equipped with a Read more...
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